Emma-Jade Stoddart
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 6, 2026
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Brunette Balayage Is the Subtle Color Switch-Up You’ll Love for Fall (opens the original)
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Blonde may be the first thing that springs to mind when you think of balayage, but balayage on brown hair can be just as transformative. The popular color application technique can lift and brighten your existing shade without disguising what makes it so good in the first place: all that rich brunette depth. The change can be as subtle or as statement-making as you like. A few lighter pieces through the lengths can give the impression of hair naturally lightened by the sun, while brighter, face-
How to Apply Lipstick So It Lasts Past Your First Coffee (opens the original)
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Knowing how to apply lipstick is one of those essential beauty skills worth mastering, alongside nailing how to apply cream blush and perfecting your base. It might seem fairly intuitive, but everything from the tool you use to the way you layer your color can make a difference to the final finish. Straight from the bullet is quick and gives you plenty of color payoff, while a lip brush offers greater precision. Prefer something softer? Pressing color onto the lips with your fingertip can create
Honey Blonde Hair Is the Deliciously Warm Alternative to Icy Platinum (opens the original)
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Honey blonde hair is having a major moment, and it’s easy to see why. Bella Hadid, Beyoncé, Zendaya, and Rihanna are just a few of the famous faces embracing this season’s sweetest alternative to ice. Not quite golden, not quite caramel, the shade occupies that sweet spot between the two, bringing warmth and dimension to blonde hair without tipping too yellow. While cooler, brighter tones like Alpine blonde hair will always have their place, honey blonde offers a softer, more wearable way to lig
The Biggest Post-Shave Mistake People Make, According to a Doctor (opens the original)
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The arrival of summer often means more skin on show—and with it, a renewed focus on hair removal. But while we spend plenty of time researching the best razors and shaving creams, what happens afterward tends to get overlooked. Shaving doesn’t just remove hair. It also creates friction on the skin, which can leave legs feeling tight, sensitive, and prone to irritation. The good news is that a few simple aftercare steps can make all the difference, starting with knowing what to put on your legs a
What to Put on Your Legs After Shaving, According to a Skin Care Expert (opens the original)
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The secret to legs that feel silky, not sting-y
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